Quiz over R. C. Sproul's book the Consequences of Ideas chapter 4.
True
False
Skeptics
Epicureans
Augustinians
Sophists
Stoics
"Feelings"
"Ataraxia"
"logos spermatikos"
"Que sera, sera"
"Yellow Submarine"
Crude hedonism
Imperturbability
Optimal pleasure
Maximum pleasure
Strict denial
They furthered the work of Plato and Aristotle
They created a philosophy of probability
They pursued truth vigorously but stopped short of conclusions
They did not trust the senses
They viewed dogma as an enemy
Skepticism
Christianity
Hellenism
Neo-platonism
Manichaeanism
Aristotle's form-matter schema
The materialism of the Stoics and Epicureans
Judaeo-Christian doctrine of Creation
Christian doctrine of salvation
Manichaean dualism
Plutarch
Cicero
Plato
Aristotle
Plotinus
Experience
Logical certainty
Seeing it for oneself
Philosophical support
Revelation
Faith is blind and arbitrary and never contributes to knowledge
One should always have faith regardless of evidence
One should only value faith if one can then develop a comprehensive understanding
Faith leads to knowledge and is essential to it
There is no relation between faith and knowledge
Material things are not inherently evil.
Since God is good, all He created is immutably good.
The Biblical concept of Creation
God created ex nihilo.
There was a time when the universe did not exist.
Is an ontologically expedient derivative of good
Can only be understood as the privation of the good
Was created by God
Was a necessary part of the creation of man since God can not create another fully perfect being.
Was created by the devil.
Posse peccare
Non posse peccare
Posse non peccare
Non posse non peccare
Non posse non sheriff
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